What's on the party game wheel
The wheel comes loaded with 12 games that cover a wide range of group sizes, moods, and energy levels:
- Charades and Pictionary — team classics that work for any age group
- Two Truths and Would You Rather — low-effort conversation starters that reveal more than people expect
- Heads Up — the phone-on-your-forehead guessing game that gets loud fast
- Never Have I Ever and Kings — sitting-in-a-circle games that scale from four people to a full room
- Musical Chairs and Twister — physical games that need a bit of space but always draw a crowd
- Beer Pong, Flip Cup, and Cards Against Humanity — for adult parties where the night is just getting started
If your crowd skews toward drinking games specifically, the drinking game wheel is a focused alternative with entries built around that format.
Adjusting the wheel for your group
Not every game fits every party. If Twister isn't happening because someone's in a cast, hide it with the eye-toggle — it stays in the list but gets skipped during spins. If your group has a firm favourite they want more chances to land on, raise that entry's numeric weight so it takes up a larger slice of the wheel.
You can also add games that aren't on the default list. Type a name into the entry field and press Enter, or paste a newline-separated list into the bulk import area to load several at once. Want a starting point? Hit the Ideas button and the wheel will suggest additional party games based on what's already there.
Once the wheel reflects your group's actual preferences, use Remove Winner — the toggle below the wheel — to work through games in a random order without repeating any. It pulls each winner out of the pool as you go, so by the end of the night you've covered ground you wouldn't have chosen deliberately.
Running a game night with the wheel
The spin history panel under the wheel logs every result for the current session in reverse order, so there's no argument about what order games were played or which team called Charades last. If you want a clean slate between rounds, the Clear button wipes the session log.
When a winner lands, the share buttons in the result dialog let you post the result to WhatsApp or X — useful if part of the group is joining remotely and you want to announce what's being played next.
For parties that start with a broader question — venue, food, music — the party hub has wheels that cover those decisions too. And if you want to build a completely custom wheel for a specific game or activity, the wheel generator lets you start from scratch with your own entry list.